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Admiralty, a Letter from Captain Chambers, or his I‘l.-,jts , y's Stoop.l'ort. Mah . on,,stating Ins having„ in conio.-ny -with Ow captured the French' Legg , - T Pt ivateer Paris, and that the Linnet volts then • in chace of her consort. I have the 'honour tO • G. M 0 NTA G LT. • His NJ,..j, sty's Sloop Port .1, , .h0n, SlTt i - • .- , :t•avd, Nov. t8,4:0t3. This.morning . at th' the southward of the Owes, two- Luity,efs wc4.4re oiscovered on our weather bow ; Aortunatety his Majesty' s Brig Lin net was to. windward. One of Chem, after attempt ing:. to cross . the bows and stern of this sloop, and being prevented by tie vigilance's:JO:he Commander of the Linnet from getting to windward, struck,, w hen u.raiee t 1111. - P,kery 01 - ' both vessels. She is catkt. the General Varis, commanded by T. Sanville,. beionving to Calais, but left Havre yesterday. She 11:!s only three guns on board, and thirty-eight men. I have, &c. . • (,SgF,:cl) CHAMBERS. George Moringo, E.y Admiral of White, Co.mriander in Cil,er, &c. , Ports mbuth. Admiralty Office, VOL':I 19, 1808. Copy cf a Letter from Vice-Admiral tire 'Right Hon. Lord Collingivood, Commander in Chiclot Ills Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the' Mediterranean, -*4-, 'the Hon. W. W. • Pole, dared on ho ar d- the Ocean o Toulon, the 2 o th of sLptember, iSoS. SIR, • • • Inclosed I transmit to you a letter from Captain fiolinmerth, 1 have received from Captain Camp bell, of the Unite, 'stating his having captured the Icahn) Schooner the Ortenzia, of ten guns and hay six men, I b:.-g you be pleased to, lay before niy Lords Commissioners of the Atirnirarty, I am, &e. COLLINGWOOD. s _Majesty's Sloop Min s trel, off Fiume, SIR, 2otis luty, IEOB. I have to acquaint yon, that, on the morning of the 16th inst.. b lag off Veruda, it blowing a strong 'gale from E. N. E. I obstrvcd a Man of War Schooner come to anchor off Paull's, for which I immediately Made sail, and anchored dose to her ; in doing which she fired ail her guns at. us that would bear, .and run on shore on one of the Eryone Islands, .where all .her clew deserted her. She proved to'be the Italian Schooner Ortenzia, cow mandeci by Lieutenant Stalimini (Lieutenant de Fre gate),,pierced for sixtteu guns, burcarrying only two , long twenty-four 7 pounders, six long nine-pounders, and two three pounder swivels, and fifty-six inen is a very fast sailing'vessel; built at Venice, copper bottomed; nearly new, and, I am of opinion, would be very useful in his Majesty's service. &c. -• • (Signed) J. HOLLINWORTII To P. Campbell, Lstr Captain of ars - Majesty's Shin Admiralty,-Office, Nov. 19, 1808. C o ny of another Letter from Vice-Admiral Lord Coiling. wood to the Hon. AV W lesley Pole, d..ttect on board the Ocean, otlTpulon, 2,180 a. - I enclose, to be laid before the Lords Commii siouers of the Admiralty, the copy' of a. letter ad- - , dresS'ed to Rear - Adninal Sir Alexander B a il, f rom .Captain Walpole, Commander hisof Majesty' s Sl oo p. the Pilot, giving an account Of his, having captured the French Privateer-La Princesse Paulina, of three long twelve-pounders and ninety Men, off Gargenti, on the Bth August last, by boarding ; ity• which - ser- vice Liethenant Flinn, a'very atcjive - and,zea:oui Of ficer, and seien.men - , were wounded. 1 have, &c. COLUNGWOOD. His Majesty's S hip. liilot ; La Valcue SIR, . itabour,Aug. tg, 1804. I have to inform yOU, tha't proceeding in the exe cution of your orders, yesterday morning at day light, being otr:Gargentie, wind N.W. we di:-co‘er ,ed,a Chebeck to leeward, and chaCed her mild ten o'clock, when she 'hauled her n ind off shore,, and hoisted French colours. She;made a resistance total, Jy unexpected. I loOod it necessary to board her, sod she was carried in a few minutes. It is with grief I relate, that in reforming this service First Lieutenant Edward Flinn,,n most excellent and brae Officer, was severely, wounded, together w'uli five seamen and two marines. Mr. James Cappon, gunner, and Dennis Heby, armourer, were also wounded by one of our guns going,olf by accident while in chace. The Chebeck proved, to be La Princesse Paulina French Brivateer, armcd . tt ith three long carriage guns, twelve i>putiders,,, and a large proportion of small arms, manned-with ninety men (six of whom were killed and twenty-fear wain - Wed), and thirty days from Genoa. Had made,no capture. I haYe the honour to be, .&c. (Signed) W. WALPOLE. To Rear-Admiral Sir A. pail,. Malta, Downing-Sireet, 41 7 0 v. 18, 1208. A dispatch,.of wthkh the following is a copy, was this day received by Viscount Castlereagh, - cite of his Majesty's , Principal Secretaries of State, froM Lieutenant-General Beckwith, commanding his Ma jesty's troops in the Windward and - Leeward-Islands. MY. LORD, Earhadoes, Sept, 14, 18,S. Intelligence having been received here on the-27th Of last month, that the enemy had hazarded n ing in Marie Galante with a detachment' of regular troops from Guadalonve ate three .Comparties of the Ist West India.itegiment, under the Command -of Lieutenant Colonel 131ackwell„ of the 4/11 West India, proceeded ti - Oni Bai - badots,' 133 :e:ipress - M, in ray Dispatch No. 17, were landed in Galante on the 52 . 9tb, ;:ttacketl the French troops,..in- con jonttion with the Na-.'al Garrison, on the 20th, and after a series of operations in the 'fastnesses of the ,country, the enemy surrendered at di - ;cretion' on the 3d inst.- Colond Cambriels abandoned his command the day before the surrender, .and, it is imagined,. escaped in,a canoe to l Guadaloupe: The Detachment returned to Barbadee3. on the 10th, having had three men wounded,-,cyne of whom . 15 since dead.. , - The perseverance and temper of the throe eont- Fanies was respe4-.table; and the fa t i gu e they, under went at this season of the year unusually great.. I inclose Lieutenant-Colonel Blackwell's - Report, -and have the honour to lie, &c. (Signed) GEO. Lieat. ten. SIR, Grand Bourg, Marie, ilante, Sept. 4. I have the hondui . -to inform „you, that tine trop which .yon., were pleased to place under my command arrived here, in his Majesty's Ship. _ I have, likewise to return .my heft thanks to.all th e Officers, Non - COminissioned Officers, and Privates who were under my command, for the cheerfulness with whit h they went through the tong and- Tiaras sing mart Le s , an d I t hi n k i t a duty incumbent-upon me. to-meLtion to'LyOU their eXtretrie good conduct since they have been in the - field. 1 lave the Honour to be, (Sigiied) NATH. BLACK.WELt, Com. 4 th West India Rent. . Marie Galante, Camp at the Estate of Blanchard, Cadet, Sept. 3, i 808. - • • Terms agreed upon lly the Commanders of his Britannic Ma. jesfy's Forces with the French Troops in Mane Galante.. PrOpo,:al -.The PrenCh Troops shell suir en d er uncon ditionilly to tK British - Forces. . . A 116.,ver. -1 he. F.rencli will surrender; but 'propose that their Officers shall be sent on their parole, and their men exchanged, at Guacleoupe. An s cr. --The proposal of being sent to Guadeloupe is po sitively refused, that being rzft to the pleasure of the Coin- inand,:rs.iii Chief of ti:e Artily and Navy. "the French arc perrnitted'only to 'March out with the Ilonours of War, and ' Jo down their Arms. . • FINIGNER. i i W. PIC OT, Commandant. • • N. BE. , KKIN ELL, Lieut. Col. 4th Wes: India - Regiment, commanding Brigade. Return of Prisoners of War who surrendered' on the 3d 'Sep. tember, 1803. Marie Galante, Sept. 4, ISOB. 4 Captains, 8 Lieutenants, .167. Rank and File, anil t Staff, N. B. One Lkutenant and . is Rank and File of Artillery included. List of Officers, and Names of Prisoners. Captain Baigner, Commandant; Captain Oliver, Et at M a j or; Captains Lazy and Huart. Lieutenant Monte, of the Artillery; Lieutenants Leal,Pa)ien, Arteaul, Vespieaux, Frachard, Alegre; and LOretS'. Return of Arms,. Ammunition, and 'Accoutrements taken and dcstro)ed from the 30th August to;(1 September, , Field Piece, 45a FireloLks, 300 Belts ami Pouches, and Kegs of Ball Cartridges.—Ammunition tor Field-Piecsnot Ascertained. Mr Office, Niv,..19., doS. tst Regiment of Life Guards, Captain lohn Camac, *am the i ith Foot, to: be Captain of a Trottp, vice Bristow, who exchanges. ist Regiment of Dragoons, _Cornet Charles Conyers to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grigby; promoted in the 5-th Fvf)t. • 24 Ditto, Rop ey, Gent. to be Cornet, Without put. chase, vice Osten, promoted in the ith Light Dragoons. thtli Regiment of tight Dragottis, Cornet William ()sten, from the 2,d pr'apOns, to be Lientenantywithottt pur chase. • Ensign; Guy'Rotton, &dm the loth kilo% to he Cornet, without ptirchase„ Gentlernart Cadet Trevor Wheeler,,lrchn the Royal Niiitatif Cialfege, to be ditto. loth . Ditto, Major Adolphus John balrymple; from the sd Foot, to be-Major, vice Roberts, who exchanges. aott Ditto, Lieutenant Charles F. 'Champion, from the 3sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, withbut purchase. 13d Ditto. Cornet Stephen Coien to be Lieutenant, .by pair . obese,' vice Dillon, Who retires. 2.4rn Ditto, Ensign William Hickman, from the Af r i can Corps,. to be C orke r, without purchase, vicoNlylne, pro. tooted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Chards, Gentternan, ,. Cadet Charles Augustus Frederick Bentinck, front .the Royal . Military College, to be Ensign, vice QaUssen, deceased, John Talbot,. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchafie,' vice Lord Fairriouthi who resigns, tst Regiment of root, Captain Robert Twaddell, tom . the.' 68th' Foot, to be Capt a i n c if a Company, vice Crespioy, who exchangeS. 'Lleutcriant Ge'orge floury Glover, from the Shth Foot,_ to be-Lieutenant, .vice Kirkland, who ex changes, • • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Hulbert and John Hulbert, of 13.atb, c4biliet.makers. IMAKRUPT6. George Mann,. of the Crown public-house, Southampton_ plate, Strand, Middlesex, victualler, to surrender Nov. 26, at eleveu, Dec. 3,. and 31, at ten, at Guildirati. Attu. ney Mr. Cravviord, Charles-square, tild City-road, lob* Kitchiirg, late or Leeds, Y011,b111(C, dyer, Nov. 29, 30, I Aim Dec. 31, CLIVCII, at tIIC Star . and Garter tun, ilttornieb, r. Grainlier, Leeds; or Mr. Crosley, G ray's- London. john LCllldll, of .Ritinsgate, 'Kent, slicipkeeper, Nov. 23, at tn,,, 26, and Dec. twelve, at (40,10114.11,. Attorney, Mr. elution, sc. Tirtrinas's- street, burougii. John Kitson, of Vetvsour)-,liver, oikshne,' , .roti.ier, Nov. 29, at ten, at the Yew 'tire 1111,, P.. 04,11 t To Wll, Dec, is, at • eleven, at the Wuorpocks lint,. Wakefield, foal 3.1, at ele ven, at the' ew '1 tee Inn, Robert-1 own. *ttorilies, Mr. I. _arid R. Willis, Warntbrd-eourt, "fhroginorton. street, London; or Mr. Wads Worth,, hltllun,ige, near Leeds. Gevfge Averill, late of Armitage, Staffordshire, wheel-, wrigrit,'Nov. 23, 2 9 , and D ec . 313 ate even, at the Crow n lrm, Rugeley. Attorney.,, Mr. Rubruson, Ridware, near Litchtfcid. Sta4orcishire; or, Messrs. Rudall's, Cle— 'nnnit's-lidi, London. • , • Tirol-m.ls Knight and Samuel Knight, of MoSley, Lanctishire; clothiers; Dec. 7,8, •and 31, at tire Pack Horse lim; tierstield, Yor ksime. A tunnies, Mr. - -Cownsyncl, Linable ; 44 Mr. bannister, Rochdale, Laricaslinx... l John !Ow of tiro ny'ard, ilerefordside, dealer in nurses, cattle, sneep, and pigs, Dec. 15, at tour, o,,ariti 3 ~ at ten, at the t• edifiers live, Ledbory.' A ttorihes, Mr. lames Pewtriss, Lundoh • or Mr. Reecv, Leo oury Ro'oert Read, or Caroline-mews, Bedford-square, Middlesex, swede-keeper, Nov. 22, 29, and Dec. .3 i., at ten,. at Guth/. ii.di. Attorturs, Messrs. Denton arul ilartier, Field-court, ray's- Inii Geutge arra lames Hutchinson, late of l'ooley-street, S011(11WaIK, Surrey, brewers, Nov, 2tr, 29, anti Dec. 31, at eleven, at Ginidnarl, Loadbn. /Ittornies, Alesrs. Holmes and Leivis, Mark -lane. D 11/ WENDS. Dec. 19. Robert Stevens, of Percival-street, Coswell- street, Nlicitliesex, silk-skeirodyer, at twelve, at Guitatialr. Jan. j,., imam liicLeratan, of Nottingham, 'haberdasher, at eleven, at G ilutihal 1, London. . Dec. zo. Roger P a r t rid ge , o r Cl ement ' s-In n , Middlesex, merchant, at fen, at Dec. 13. lames bullock,..late of Scott's-yard, Bush-lane, Loudon, ,Ville and spirit-rnerchant, at twelve, at Cu' i 14.1-• Jan. 30. John Bowman, of Water-lane, Fleet-street, London, brandy-merchant, at twelve, at Dec. i 3. George Pain; of I.3romptoii,, Kent, butcher, at one, - at GUildhall, 'London. Dec. 17. Charles Hingeston and .Itobert liiogeston, of Vial_ brook ; Loudon, mercers, at. t wet ye,iafic lan. 17. bun Jacob, late of StratOrd, Lssex,:pftller, at ten, at Uuildliall, London. Jan. 17. lames Reeeve, of HOlbOrn, Middlesex; Umbrella maker, At ten, at Guildlndi. • - • tan, 20. ~iitholly William Jefferson, of Ratlibone-place, Aliudlesex, china and glassmari, - at ten, at 1. Guildhall. . Dec. 17. lames Chard, of Anchor and liope-alley, Red ' Lion-street, St. George's in tile ,East, illiddiesex, painter, 'at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 17. NV illiain Merritt,,of Blackman -street, Southwark, Surrey, stationer, at ten, at Guildhall, L01141)11. Dee. 21. john Travis and Richard Trails., Of Prestwich, V Lancashire, bleachers, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Mat,- chester. • . ' • ; Dec, s. Mark Furniss, John White, and Robert Sty ring, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, silver-platers, at three, at the Ton tine liin, Sheffield. • - Jan. 10: Joint .W bite; of. Craven-buildings, City-road, Shore ditch, Middlesex, dealer, at eleven, at C uildhall. pee. 13. Itionfas Evans, pi' Coventry-street, A.Litidlesex, linen-dritnr, at one, at Guildhall. Dee. 17. janies Brander, late of Angel-court, Throgmorton street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Dec. io. LCAve, of Dturylane, Middlesex,,cabinet maker and broker, at twelve, at Giiildhall. • - • lan. 3.. Robert Soanes, of Mark. lare, London, and of New- Cross,L)ept ford, Kent, provision-merchant L at.one att.; hall, London, Dec. is. loliiiWroe, noW or late of Ferrybridge, - Yorkshire, coal-incichant, at'eleven,.at the 2114;e1. I iiit,.Eerryuridge. • Dec. 13. liuklirnson Mure, Robert Mtge, and Wiliiatm :tjure, of l'enclnirch.r..tieer, London, nicrchabts,at ten, at . . _ i . 3d Ditto, Major Ikratiam Roberts, from i 6 Path tight Drs. I Pee. Ye. Michael rurlonge, t g usi . - Captain, cn the 2yth of August ; and finding FroM goons-, to be Major, vice,Dalrviriple,,who exchanges. C.-ptain rigid, Commander of this Island, that the I i selLsquate, 41Sitinteex ilicl a c l l e ia o li f t sth Ditto to Rich- id . • Yate, from the 3d Garrison i'' Dec. 13. John Beach, Cif Birm.nliarl ' i - buttoll-111aker.f 3 , t a Company, vice Drury x, who I • twelve, at the Bull's Head 'T French troops were strongly ,posted within three i Battalion ' , to be Captain t o • ~averili. , irrniin., of ~__,,a,,,,fe.. miles of' Qrand Bourg, I was , immediately tanded i ' ' exchanges.," ' fah Ditto, Ensign lohn'Cumtriins to be Lieutenant,' ;iiiith- Dec' i " lial I' Id* -'• ' t . 0. An id in 1 o ington and loin) Grosvenor, ivr? . .': with the three. companies of the ist West 'lndia - : Dec,!. l e b t,. iti d wa e t s t c. l 4 , l3 .a u ( i i lti - ets_ , at eleyen„ at G trildli,altl•_. to , out purchase, vice Winslow, appointed to the Royal Yoik of ' Lord, Essex, carpent i 46 ._ Reginient ; and having Obtained an increase of nay I 6 C i:. ti , iticd.ifi.,7ll,..l2t-rnsut:ue,aii,di, bali., ,. t I. at Guildhall, London. '• -, ' ;''''' - • • . • ' • . force, of about one hundred and forty tnarines, 'ati-d 1 nth Lit s.. to, Captain Henry Bristow , • from the • rat Life I the. 1 I.7usras, to be Captain at. a . Company, vice Caniac, who . 4 -' ' , - CER,TIFICATES. ... „. . a aa some sailors,. together with a six-pounder, from exchanges. • . 1 Dec. to. George ParVer , c f Che . • treet Oxfor d-d ad , ' Ariny Schooner Maria, I lost no time in fulfillina I can Ditto, Captain .Henry Gibbs Bird to be :Vlajor, by pm- 1 .- Middlesex, British w s in ' e - .. - ;naker. ineS-s ' ' ' - .- ' ' 4 ,,, lp the' nstruOitins I received from you. • I chase, vice Losiminoe, who retires. 1. William Ainsworth , of Chett'a -• Mancliester :o i i 7k.e4F id e , r i i,„ 27th Ditto, Stephen Hastings, Gent. to be Ensign, without ' -Thomas Beciwith ' tato of - iiit '' ' . I have : now Much :satisfaction in reporting, hut :. purchase, " vice Schweitzer, supersede.i. . ' . • t : COMMerclu , i-. , a . iy . l' - ' sex co.ch..nitik r ' after a Pursuit Of the enemy for five days and ,;gilts • , i 29th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Cell to be Captain - of a !' l iVillia ' in Mitenel e Cof Merthyr Tydvl, Glamorensh ire ' . Company, by purchase, vice Northey, appointed Penna.. i' . 'v!etualler. , '.: -'•.. . and having during that period had four engagements 1 .. .. with him, in eaeh•of ‘vhieh he was repulsed, and ob- went. Assistant in the Quarter-Master,General's De i ...art_ j : Robert.Brenan, of Threadncedlc.street, London, factor. Ldward . Scott, from the 67th libot, Thomas Teasdale,. Este at Penrith . Cumberf.rild, intik' r er : lilted to,mak,e•most precipitate retreats, leaving be- to be • Lieu n t:n ig a ti nt laines , vice . yell. • •Mciss Moses, late of .Roseiriar,ylane '.Miiiiilesex• sales"""" hind him arms ainmtinition &c. at ever d' I y flit erent i 3.,11 , 1 Ditto, I..illtell4ilt George Johnson to be Captain of a e Richard Gorton, of C ick ic - Notri i nlvin•shire 'inerfinnlAr* , had Lom b pany, by purcriasc, vice Dawson, appointed to the lohn Cook„ of ‘Vidlin'il, Ess l e ' x victualler . . - ' '. post that tbeen attacked; and .at one place in. 1 tot Royal Veteran Battalion. ' • ' ; William Winter adTh • i f Hay,.of L. ng-ac' e ' particular, nine. mariners (4 , 110 had been taken .45th Ditto, h.(1111011d Frenct. Boys - to be - Ensign, •by j. IVliddlesek; lacern n en. - - c . rnaS ' • . airen ' • . purchase, vice Nelson, promoted the Gent , i6th Foot,. prisoners on the fi rst landino• of the- enemy), and. ; I 101111 sprigg„ of Bluff:whim linen - Ir. rer . ' Sstii Ditto', "Fliornas Cooke,' Gent , to be Ensign,. by ► pur. ;. Thomas Vinii, of Cleinein ' 's. ' lane, • Lombard-street, LOildon, at another, a brass - six-pounder, which had: billy i chase, vice D dryinple promoted in the 3701 F oot. ' deider , arrived from Gieidalottpe two days, and which' I si9thDi;to, Ensign Samu e l el i poillicitkedtotb b t e be l. 2 i!u ti t t en l a o ri b t t , i , jose m pli , Hirst, of Suffolk-lane Cannon-street L t;nclun, brok.el . ' was found..spikedi by constantly marching anu. : . A i W I thout ' purchase, Vice. Lewi: L a t j e i i P AR iNtiovitPlis,bl)...utt)t.b. Henry brown, Gent: to be Ensign, vice C I or/et buck.. ' ' i harassing him,. ti ' 'found, on coming within one 1 671:1 , 1 iiiitin . Lieuteiraut,Aritonise Morris to be 'Captain of a.j Taller, .Stownuinand, and Ely,. Woodbridge, cornAleal cil ' , 1 ` Pitcher, Nortiitleer, and WJlis, Bla.kwall ship-buil d ''' . ~ decLabed hundred paces of his front ' yesterday .morning, .that: Lampdit), v.ee Wneatley •• . Flag . . t . , a,nain . . C.. Crespigny, from the Royals to' ' 6Stit Delo c . •.'G ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' Pitkill and Grey China Hall hen' Sr i v • . he was willing to surrender, and sending out a Fla of Truce, I granted the following terms : " That i a e be : ii ip s t . ititt of 4 COilyally, VILA: TWAhdell, 'who e i i.. - AIIISOAROd FISIO,OI.ItII, 1111 C011 - 147r...",, U ti r 111Ar 111'..liCh a3fS' !, HilAer and Co. Bristol, wool.'Staplers. . li„ruse. and (ones, Broad -street. Place, Middlesex. . • " the Freud ) Iron might marel: out from the ; 69th Ditto , Lieutenant Jo hn :I ‘ '. siL Eoswell, from the 74th . " ground they then oecupietl. with the lielnours of I I Foot, to p,. Lieutenant, -it, tvlioesehoe,es. ; Riddeil and Mo.e, Lerwick. hpon-Tweed; linen drapers: r , 7-1 111 Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Anseir, from the `64th Foot , i -P-useli arid Delmer, Loughborough, Leicesters - litie, i'''''' ' " War, but that they.shoulil .lay down thei,r : arrns ' to be Lieutenant, vice Boswell, niho•ex •h - -is . 1 .... ~ I sDaniell; to be Ensrgir„ by purchase, ; -Paterson, Ryda, and Mynott, , Flamostead Roacl,‘C - ow-keeP -rs. "in front of the Troop, and Surrender thernsei - Ves‘ - 76th Ditto C fir' G ent : ' C -411i ' ' ' ' mi. ‘t oolward, proitoted in tide sth Garrison Battalion l ' Bel ' e 'lli ''P'd Co, 13-fist°l Incal w en - " as Prisoners or War, and that all Prisoners, taken ' Wilhiahl Oaths, from. the qth Garri s on : . 8 , t Pit:o, Cptiiin i Nicholson and Co. Alm t vick • Not . iliumberlai d iillir icra. ..11,ngs t n iali d co. nradford,. Vorksiiire, woot- ' ..Li n iicr'' ,ts " since their arrival' in the Island should be 'mine- ,to beCaptain (if a Company, vita: . Sytnon:lS, Meo'soh and Watson, jun. Sealby , York s hir e .-„' ffi 3 O;l l3l ', ' " diatety returned." I was however much astanich. i . ti t io tali exchanges. Henry Cross, Esq. to be - Paymaster of the ad I_ Nii•li4 " ed to fied that Colonel Cambriels, who had corn-) 83(1 Difw '4 , Bristol., f 64len 134th, II:len- drafters. ------' j lames, Fisher, and Mole, Birmingham, factvrs manded the artily, was rot present when they sub-,1 S6t l :i a tr, Lienteurrnt David K. Kirkland, from the Roya'S' i sKen%vright, Furriess, Whitaket, arid johnsori; E tcke-Lli' cr'' rendered • but I have since understood. that ' ' j .- Trent,Staffindshire corri-dealers , • ' ... . * he had i to be Lieutenant, vice Glover,- who exciiiin es grain, Captain Robeit T'. ,A g rt . fr the ' 1 - 1 ' ..' and Alexander, . quitted . it the morning previous, and had returned to' r IC) Y ai wa go" gg , u r n e.. Peter., Van den Lq.,n, Guadeloupe, hut I have some reason • • to imagine.he 1 Irish Commissariat Corps Of Waggoners, 'ro be Captain cif .• Cookson Aid Walinsley„ Orrnskirk.., Lanca -hi - ' r - vver b '' i a Troop, with. temporary,R.ank, in- the Army. Captain . : - C..ol.tison aodjones; Paddingt:.n, br4.k.inakers r ., " a iS still in -this Island. - George Lennon, from the Inth Commissariat Corps. of M e l lor and T aylor, Burt - lent ! Staffordshire, spotters. The field-piece I had taken from the army- . t T waggoners, to , be .. ditto, , with , temporary ' Rank. schooner became useless after the first day, front the. o wi o lo c. se ta A Luten f ults—_Coinet Charles. ruder, vice Moore, not .taken place:. ' Lieutenant tract of the country the enemy led us over; I there- . ...I,tme ' s So l t, P tr t i !n ro e m nz the Iris h Coimnissariat Corps of fore sent it back to Grand Bourg, and at the same 1 ' Waggoners, with temporary Rank.• Lieutenant Robert Bell, from ditto, with ditto. Lieutenant Francis RiChard_ time I direeted 50 marines to occupy the post at De- i . , so n , torn ditto, wan ditto. Lieutenant Donald nteLcod, losses, three miles from town, which kept h the i i from -ditto, ,with ditto, Cornet Charles Morrison, vice cornrimnication with the interim' of the Island. p • I alford, whose Appointment has not taken place. Cot.. William Mellish. In our several attaCks, it gives me pleasure to say i i n(e ' t . 'l.°lna ß i s t i ,! , ! l :. , t e z i t c i t o l e i t t c s i . E . l - I , e , s k i o g r it t l . l a e i n t d that we have bad only two privates wounded, one 2' Silli r t r h iS° t li o l i e r U o t n trnt , of them since dead. • The loss on (he part of the 1 -jd Dia.', Captain' loilo " Dru ' ry .. the stli Foot, to be • ; ti C i tf i t t a t i o n o s t a tt y k o i mpany, vice ' Yatc, who exchanges. • enemy I 1:1Ve not ascertaiued, but imagine to have 01.1)ipcietasi Scott, Assistant appointed rid t S u ie tt ‘ i "r i' t it t i o be As. been considerable. lam sorry to mention-to you, . 5 sistant ' Suf t g a eon, narne of ; 6111 Ditto, Captain G. C. Syrafnids, from the ' llist Foot, to that a GOltleman frotn Antigua, of - the , ti b i e D C it it o pta ( , : i ~o) t a Company, vice Darns, who exch4nges. Brown, being a prisoner of war, 'was in the rear of ; i h t e id c m a Smith, frop Halt-Pay or the the Enemy's picquet when attacked on the evenincr 1 9 - Qu ee n's ' ti Ranters, nW to . 04411 of a Company, vice .1.3 a) n of the 2d itmt.aud received a mortal wbuticl. l'hZ tutu, who exchanges, tee ruing the direrenct • n P c e o n t i:ibles , ,...Captain Robert M. Cochrane, from the force which has been brought froth ,Guadalotipe, ,I- i cTilaubT. ic in e ttr vi ll iso lh a tia l: t c b ea b s e ed Adjutant, (with the rank of have not yet exactly found out, but from all aceouuts I 4r;sit l i ' i l i vice must hove been above 200 rank and fife. . . 64LmoR. A NouNt. From send h . m the return I erewith, i•ou will fin hat one hundr e d an d s ix ty-tw o pr i vates have laid d l l T . he Appointment of Francis Weinyss, Esq , to be - P aymaster t 01:4 Recruiting District in Ireland, as s tate d i n the 6a2;:lte t, down their arms, an are at .present many N% ho j Ensign Daly, oh d there F ebniary. last, has "Qt 14" n place. - the gSih Foot, is s up e rs e d e d, b e i ng a b sent have heen'slck dispersed thr ou gh t h e country. T he w t itnoue Rave. inhabitants that johred - were very considerable. I • Lieutenant Irwin, of the 98th West India Regiment, is super believe their number amounte d to f rom four to _6OO. vened, bein g absent without l e a ve. To Copt.Walley, of his Majesty's Ship Captain,;( am tinder great obligatious:, in every : ,inStanee he has I studied to assist me, and ;o his ex e rtio ns I am much indebted for the su ccess o f t h e e xped i tio n ,.. C aptain •1 Pigot, the Commander of the Island; was in the field the whole time with the troop , ; and from his know- ledge -at the country, he afforded me 'the greatest assistance, for which I am particularly indebted. to him. b e) Bow-s.TREET.,--Ali . chaet Wood, the. drivel.— •1 1 1 1 ,. hackney-coach, Nu. 959, was charged by „ cledon With . extortion and. abuse. "Mr. Inclel said he hired the Pri.snner to take him ; Mrs. ItIc l i ; don, and a lasi'', on Wednesday night,: from ti :Opera 'louse to his house in Ilr.:lnpton, for wit c he 'insisted. upon• redeiv BS.'when Av°s u 3/. he was extremely abusive, and'particularlY lat n f suiting to the ladies.. Ihe Prison er was con v i ocej `his error, and On Saturday' pleaded guilty. Ile pressed • much sorrow for his 'L;:havionr,it ct' R (pence of which the Magistrates •0:11 4 , f, N d hint which was paid by his master, to prevent his bc)! scut to Bridewell.--J-The co:tiiinman in No. 1 was. slnnmcmed • by Mr . T a yl or , of Covent-Pt"-35 Theatre, for. exacting 3s. tor, his fare, when only is. Magistrates fined him t Os- At Leeds• fair on l'uesday week, .tlie - giew 'P d.; and lean cat t better th an f or soie yeat 6 r ci t they fetched high pr!ces. The horse n - exhibit any thing ol'PartiCulai note.. i g • ' The shed of rattle and horse s at B ever l ey fair ‘,..,if, very good. Good road-h orses and huhte. rs , hnds": l6 , .in condition, 'etched. A cons idera. advanceill,t he price of pigs took pace. A Gentleman, in Wales, wlici had in vain attemP t y ed to terrify intruder - a , from enttring his gardeti , o vr placing steel traps, and other engines, thought a the following devic e he wrote to a f r i en d . o f fists, 'London, an' ernineot surgeon, dsiring him to se tt ' . 'down the.first l e g h e should at - Militate. This re-1? 14 Was complied -with. that part W . the country i t a .. u-'ial, af!er_seryjce on S un d a y, f ir t h e cryer-tri t c r o claim when any thing is '164, beCatise at the 'coneourse cat people Isgreaterl atlY . ° tfje , It i :4 :Toe, leg was delivered -to this (hiker,. who, stan d ' . upon a tomb in th e church,-yard,,- gave notice ~,,, ,* o . f 'hadheeti found the pr&eding J. M. Esq. and whoever oki"-itecl it thigtit coar t ,„; tbe..property;eceive witt k out : n9orie appeared. to_claint . ,,,the Mien -ter, the he "the mangled limb made so:dep ✓ an it - npr,essioP - inincli'of the spectators that no 'clepredattioos -conunitted.afterwa r d s i n the Gentleman: l 4 . aard" in ,preinises, ,w.hose,prcdpcei.wqssepureciAly ig r cent and ingenious, artifice, ' L.Q DO N : Printed by ft i p 11 . A np_ ji it R 33, uf _No. 4, Nlzrtlett,cuutt, Bow.s . t - e.p . t and tiublishe.l- by .W 1 ctt Au A itmIGER SC R X t • ra , Suuth Mu‘tton. •- At the it.'N-Orriß- Q. 112 Strand ; w h ere :skive iisements, Orders tor the Pater,:l citers fiat.the (host-paid) kr, SHIP NAM'S. GRAVES wO, NounMeErt ri t e, Passed by—the Phoebe, Dubliiif. from -Zante Watertmin, from ()pogo ; Venus, Montgomery:, I ,ru!.„a fast ; ,Lorosina,, from Malta; Union; )14enrY; Priscella, from Dublin. • Balled-the'. Gaiediii~ia, Dtinn, for ; Keen,. for the.l.lraz its ; Trusty, Lansstcin fort - 5 0. 1`yeu," f sannah, Osbourn, for GrtAati.i'f , Demerara Ceres, TaylOr,l iQr. Tobago •AYle : ' t %VP' Dublin ; 13rirannia, r Trinidad ; den,_ Ida, Pass:nore, • Echo, Miller, LonOrol, b, stephea• Prince George, I3 a ily, Q ueen, Weeks, :Elizab et b e lorfr son, Monarch, 'Kent, and the Cornwall, - C:u I IP ' maica. •• • 'iiiit . 7 - fl.s. of On Friday' last;in:Pailiam ent.sireet,Mrs. Mundell, c. Son. . , • ,‘ 1 'u°, On the tstli of July I;ist, at De merara , t h e Lady o' tilte ..ox tenant William Gordon, of the. firt Royal ReSO6"-. Foot, of a Daughter. _ MARRI4',II. et V': • On Saturday morning, at S c . J o h n ' s, Hackney, Sarildktul4 Zoete, Esq. of Mincitipllnit, Me'rehitik, to Miss Payne, • o Hackney. : • e Ji%':: • Lately; at St. Georgeli; Hanover-sluare, Sir Georg e Si' yer. Bar ; t i ,lo,ass,l),ouglas, ektest oau,ghter of 1.11 lat e Andrew; Snapd Douglas. ---- . • • DIED. Mt:- . . ... On tne f6th inst. at her house in Kentish Town, Ma.sr. 40 11 ' On the 17th in s t. Mrs. lack:.6n, wife of George Ja 7- - Esq. (A that - TrraCe, /4;l'erittin Town. eii re (in Thursday, at .Oxfurd, ,Airs, , Elizabeth, SavigtlPi o , ,of--1611ti 'ff. Savigny, late* of King-street, Covent•O% the .On „S' A tturciay se'uniihr,. at Newp o rt, I s l e u t W1,61114 . ' by ite, prime of lit e ; ..f ter a ' tetir days illness, Christian, t ill '. of NI r„..,G ,- Me w.; of the Itugle inn. • ' . - - . obei' - A ie%i , days ago, suddenly, a t W oo dtb r d, Mrs. 1 r • wile of M r.: K. "Trubey,' orthe Grove- H ut.:te. Geors 6 In 1 uly. last, at Florence Piitlx.ra the wife of .. TaSbutgii, Esq. of tOdney, in Nbi - folk. ___..--. PRICE OF STOCKS . . SATURDAY. 'Sank Stock, India Stock, \lavy c„per Cent. 991 i lonia Bonds, 6s. P r ! • 5 pts per Cent. 17 9 7 . • Excnecinet i3ills, 7s. 9 ' I tibh's per Cent. Ornnium, rial :3 1 3 a l) p ic i : k rr r ee t: l 2 .l A rt C l : t ' lf. s p ir IVATEB, AT LONDON BRIDGE . 10. M KO V/. Morning, min. after s. 'Af te r noo n, 21 in4 l atter' c• ;street, G rosve4oez iqua ti:i , ust be addrebsed,